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Another vote for Kevin at East Coast Rod Builds & Repairs
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In reply to Post #12
It never occurred to me as we were talking about rebuilds...I also have one of Daves quiver rods, top build quality
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In reply to Post #2 Dave made me a custom swingtip rod ,a while ago for winter still water roach or anything with fins ,lovely rod and I've had some great sessions using it ..
'Have you broke yr rod mister '.....lol,some youngsters don't even know what a swingtip is, it seems ...
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Had decent work done by east coast at good prices, great communication, quick turnaround and accurate completion time. What more can you ask
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In reply to Post #8 Found him unresponsive and went with East Coast Rods as mentioned by Andy.
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In reply to Post #1 A new ring set and new varnish could very easily be upwards of £250 a rod, depending on what ring set you choose, and possibly more.
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In reply to Post #1 Try John Hennessy rods 07534 861648
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In reply to Post #1 Contact East Coast Rod Building and Repairs via Facebook.
I've had four rods completely stripped and rebuilt and the end results are fantastic. I know that at least two other forum members have used him as well and are equally happy with his work.
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In reply to Post #4 I paid £75/rod just for the re whipping....that was near 10 years ago.
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In reply to Post #2 Thank you, I'll speak to them.
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In reply to Post #3 I have been shocked by one already
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I think you may have a shock coming your way, I looked at getting a set of rods redone recently, and it was not much less than buying a new set. I come to the conclusion, are they really worth it? nope - reels I think pay for themselves but rods a decent £100 each will do what I want, so I got a set of Gardner coverts.
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I have 3 Harrison Trebuchet rods that need rebuilding. The tips have gone mliky where they have been set up underwater. The rods were originally built by Fosters and I believe they are fully varnished. The varnish will need stripping and new rings whipped on.
Does anyone have a recommendation who can do this? Have asked Lee Preston, Chris Palmer and Buzzard Rods without sucess.
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